The Vanishing Point is a composition technique that uses converging lines in a scene to direct the viewer’s eye toward a single point, creating a sense of depth, scale, and perspective. This point can be placed either inside or outside the frame, influencing the level of dramatic effect. When inside the frame, the perspective becomes more intense, highlighting distance or height. When outside the frame, the lines appear more parallel, reducing the dramatic impact. Identify the converging elements and align them with the lines.